A multi-alarm blaze hit Rei Da Picanha and a Santander branch Monday night, just 12 days after a 5-alarm Teele Square fire.

Jack B. Cesarz, a former Archbishop Williams golfer, was dishonorably discharged while still in his probationary period.

Felix Marrero allegedly lied about his name before the struggle spilled into traffic on Massachusetts Avenue.

Nearly 100 organizations marched through East Boston as the Columbus Day Parade reemerged under a new name.

The Harvard Square series mixes rock shows with book readings, drawing surgeon Atul Gawande and actor Chris Cooper alike.

The 1.4-acre park dating to 1711 is getting new paths, irrigation and a lit-up Civil War monument — but not the pedestrian lighting officials wanted.

Police rushed to Bowdoin Street after a shooting was reported; the victim's condition remains unknown.

One person is dead after an overnight officer-involved shooting in Stoughton. State police and the Norfolk DA are investigating.

A Bridgeport man refused to stop for Hillsborough police, barricading himself in his car at a Shaw's parking lot before his arrest.

Richard Holbrook Jr. argued withheld emails could clear him. The state’s top court says the 2006 Brockton murder conviction stands.

The award-winning restaurant run by Nashoba Tech students is back for sit-down lunch and takeout in Westford.

Free pop-up scenes wind through Copley Square's McKim Building, from the Sargent Gallery to a courtyard balcony.

Computer systems were disrupted at more than 12 hospitals, and staff used paper forms; MGB said care continued, with some elective outpatient procedures affected.